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Re: Guitar Head through 15" Cab

Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2012 8:58 pm
by Y0UNGBL00D
HenningSB wrote:Im playing my Thunderverb 50 through a 2x15 Sunn cab, sounds amazing!
played my TV50 through an old Acoustic cab with 2x EV SRO15s in it. was awesome indeed.

Re: Guitar Head through 15" Cab

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:17 am
by jessethompson56
For those who have played the micro terror, how does the output volume compare to other Orange amps? I currently have the CR25BX.

Every time I have popped in to my local music store they have been out of these amps. It seems they are selling pretty well.

Re: Guitar Head through 15" Cab

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:31 am
by Jondog
jessethompson56 wrote:For those who have played the micro terror, how does the output volume compare to other Orange amps? I currently have the CR25BX.

Every time I have popped in to my local music store they have been out of these amps. It seems they are selling pretty well.
I've played it, but not cranked. At 20 watts solid state, I guess it'd be in the range of the Tiny Terror.

Re: Guitar Head through 15" Cab

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 10:19 am
by a.hun
Jondog wrote:
jessethompson56 wrote:For those who have played the micro terror, how does the output volume compare to other Orange amps? I currently have the CR25BX.

Every time I have popped in to my local music store they have been out of these amps. It seems they are selling pretty well.
I've played it, but not cranked. At 20 watts solid state, I guess it'd be in the range of the Tiny Terror.
I'd guess a bit less. Clean it might be fairly close, but from lightly overdriven sounds on upwards in terms of perceived volume a 15W valve amp will almost always leave a 20W s.s. amp standing. Clean apart valve amps just sound louder and can typically compete with double (often rather more) the solid state wattage. Yes watt are watts, but the way that valve and solid state amps put out their watts are usually pretty different, especially in terms of the frequency response of the harmonic distortion with overdrive.
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showpo ... stcount=14" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Of course some s.s. amps are better than others...
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showpo ... stcount=23" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'm not anti solid state BTW - far from it! :wink:

Hard to compare the volume of a 20W guitar amp (through a different speaker) to a 25W bass combo though. Sorry - can't really help you there jessethompson56.


Andy.

Re: Guitar Head through 15" Cab

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 1:17 pm
by Wendigo
I have a 1970's Musicman HD130 which is 130 watts into one 15" JBL speaker...it sounds massive.

Re: Guitar Head through 15" Cab

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 5:32 pm
by a.hun
Wendigo wrote:I have a 1970's Musicman HD130 which is 130 watts into one 15" JBL speaker...it sounds massive.
Fantastic amps! 8)

Really distinctive gritty tones. And an all solid state preamp just to show it can be done. My kind of hybrid amp.


Andy.